Signature-based IaaS Performance Change Detection

📅 2024-10-23
🏛️ ACM Transactions on Internet Technology
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This paper addresses the challenge of distinguishing stochastic noise from genuine performance shifts in long-term IaaS service monitoring. To this end, we propose an automated mutation detection method based on performance signatures. Our approach introduces a lightweight performance signature representation model that integrates sliding-window analysis with time-series similarity metrics. Crucially, we establish— for the first time—theoretical IaaS performance noise modeling and an SNR-driven change discrimination mechanism, enabling robust decoupling of noise from true performance drift. Extensive experiments on real-world IaaS datasets demonstrate that our method significantly improves detection accuracy and reduces false positive rates, outperforming state-of-the-art baseline approaches across multiple metrics. The framework delivers interpretable, production-ready support for sustainable cloud infrastructure performance governance.

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📝 Abstract
We propose a novel change detection framework to identify changes in the long-term performance behavior of an IaaS service. An IaaS service’s long-term performance behavior is represented by an IaaS performance signature. The proposed framework leverages time series similarity measures and a sliding window technique to detect changes in IaaS performance signatures. We introduce a new IaaS performance noise model that enables the proposed framework to distinguish between performance noise and actual changes in performance. The proposed framework utilizes a novel Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) based approach to detect changes when prior knowledge about performance noise is available. A set of experiments is conducted using real-world datasets to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed change detection framework.
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Detect long-term IaaS performance changes
Distinguish performance noise from actual changes
Utilize SNR for change detection with noise knowledge
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Time series similarity measures
Sliding window technique
SNR-based change detection
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